Newsen: bb number 1, skz, to held a gymnastic stadium concert in sep
The group Stray Kids, who shines at number 1 on the Billboard main album chart, will additionally hold a second world tour in Seoul in September at KSPO DOME (Olympic Gymnastics Stadium) in Seoul.
JYP Entertainment, the management company, made a surprise announcement of an additional performance in Seoul on the official SNS channel at 0 o'clock on August 5th for the 'Stray Kids 2nd World Tour "MANIAC"' and delighted the fans. According to this, Stray Kids will hold an additional Seoul concert of their second world tour at the KSPO DOME located in Olympic Park, Songpa-gu, Seoul on September 17th and 18th.
The newly added second world tour Seoul performance name is 'Stray Kids 2nd World Tour “MANIAC” Seoul Special (UNVEIL 11)’. Previously, Stray Kids had their signature teasing content 'UNVEIL: TRACK', which shows their pride in music, and their first overseas showcase tour 'UNVEIL TOUR 'I am...' ')', etc., which have put their own meaning in the word, raises curiosity about the hidden message in the new performance name 'UNVEIL 11'.
The video released together will be released on June 28 (local time) and Newark on the 29th, including three performances in Seoul from April 29 to May 1, and then in Chicago on July 1, and on the 9 and 10. Los Angeles, Auckland on the 12th, Seattle on the 14th and 15th, Anaheim on the 19th and 20th, Kobe on June 11-12, and Tokyo on June 18-19 and July 26-27, a total of 19 episodes in 9 cities The performance highlights of the scale are included, so you can feel the powerful energy of Stray Kids as well as the emotions shared with fans around the world. Stray Kids will enter the KSPO DOME in September, boasting their status as a 'K-pop trending group', and plan to repay the fans' passionate love.
Stray Kids released a new digital single 'Mixtape: Time Out' on August 1st to celebrate the 4th anniversary of the formation of the fandom, and held '2022 STAYweeK' for a week from July 26th. did. '2022 ^ㅅ^ �ヘ��' (SKZ introduced by SKZ in 2022), 'Moment For STAY' to share moments from the second world tour, 'SKZ's Kiss The Radio', a parody of a radio program, etc. It conveyed extraordinary fan love with its colorful content.
They are successfully conducting their second world tour and expanding their influence. They sold out all solo concerts in Seoul, Japan, and the United States, boasting their strong ticket power. In response, British music magazine NME gave the performance in Anaheim a perfect score, and through a review article, "The 'MANIAC' tour is by no means ordinary. It clearly shows that they are a pioneering group. The eight members pour everything into singing, rapping, and dancing for about three hours."
